VdneP: The Accident by Crudelitas

DAZ|Studio • Story/Sequential • posted on Feb 03, 2016

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At first, thank you for the nice comments and favorits to my last Image: "For Cyve (Happy Birthday afterwards)" It means a lot to me! @ Bytline aka Ute: Das Fell des Tigers habe ich mit einem "Look at my Hair" - Preset gemacht. Also quasi ein Dynamic-Hair Mantel, den man der Figur anziehen kann. Es handelt sich also keinesfalls um Postwork. Hier kannst du den Player kostenlos downloaden: http://www.daz3d.com/look-at-my-hair-free-player Und hier bekommst du die Presets, ebenfalls gratis: http://www.furrythings.com/presets-animals/ So, we go on. After Eje and Haremheb conspiratorially put their heads together, it was inevitable also that the young pharaoh suffered an accident with his chariot. The injuries were severe. A little later he passed away. The question of who should take the throne of the god-king, was superfluous. The Vizier Eje was the next Pharaoh. Not much time remained to him. He died in the fourth year of reign. Thus, the actual line of the dynasty was extinguished. So Haremhab seized with a certain list the crown. Since he was not of royal blood, he decided to be divine blood. He claimed that he was the only son of the god Horus. In addition, he visited the oracle at Karnak, which said the General was worthy. In addition, a rare constellation occurred. So it were a commoner was proclaimed pharaoh. Incidentally smoldering hatred of the jinn continued against the illegitimate Pharaoh. Now you can probably understand why the genie resorted to the drastic measure of cunning against Anubis ... In the next chapter we return from the past back to the present ... Thank you for looking and comments^^ Better look in full size^^

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Warrior Pharaoh pack

By adh3d

$15.90 USD

Comments (32)

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mininessie

3:31PM | Wed, 03 February 2016

so good!!

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Jean_C

3:32PM | Wed, 03 February 2016

Wonderful work on this dramatic scene, great image, Elke!

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Leije

3:36PM | Wed, 03 February 2016

Wonderful image which tells the story, superbly done as always, Elke !

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Cyve

3:49PM | Wed, 03 February 2016

Marvelous creation and composition my friend... Fantastic scene .... Outstandingly done once again !!!

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g1tip

3:55PM | Wed, 03 February 2016

Excellent work!

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HADCANCER

4:32PM | Wed, 03 February 2016

Sweet! song? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4ZTZB_2_Hc

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eekdog

4:59PM | Wed, 03 February 2016

Superb dramatic image and story, Elke. Scene looks like a movie clip.

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Freethinker56

5:02PM | Wed, 03 February 2016

Cool creation ! Very creative. and wonderful composition.

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daggerwilldo

5:11PM | Wed, 03 February 2016

Wonderful story and great courtly intrigue. I love this story and your renders are so true to the tale. Excellent work !

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Faemike55

6:44PM | Wed, 03 February 2016

Great image and chapter

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ArtistKimberly

9:22PM | Wed, 03 February 2016

Fantastic Work,

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rbowen

10:15PM | Wed, 03 February 2016

Excellent work!

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pregiato

11:30PM | Wed, 03 February 2016

It's absolutely fabulous ... Fantastic scene... Wonderfully done once again !!!

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giulband

12:27AM | Thu, 04 February 2016

Beautiful look to the ancient Egypt !!

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byteline

1:26AM | Thu, 04 February 2016

Liebe Elke, Danke für die Infos/Links. Muss ich mir mal näher betrachten. Hoffentlich reicht mein English für die Umsetzung. Deine Szene ist SUPI. Man kann seine Schmerzen richtig nachfühlen. Alles Klasse gemacht!

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T.Rex

1:30AM | Thu, 04 February 2016

Interesting abbreviation of the Egyptian Amarna period's end. Is that Eje and Horemheb shaking hands in the background? Good posing and great lighting (you got that Egyptian sun light very well). I'm looking forward to the sequel! Keep up the good work! :-)

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